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Father says woman killed outside Sacramento trampoline park was trying to leave abusive marriage (opens the original)
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A woman killed in a shooting outside an Arden-area trampoline park was trying to leave what her father described as an abusive marriage with the man now accused of killing her. The Sacramento County Coroner's Office identified the woman as 29-year-old Samantha Sue Cromwell. Her father, Cedric Ward, told CBS News Sacramento that Cromwell and 36-year-old Edward Tucker had been married for several years and shared a son. Ward said the relationship had become abusive and that his daughter had been t
Sacramento adds free security patrols in Lavender Heights after recent attacks (opens the original)
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Sacramento is increasing security patrols in the Lavender Heights district following a series of recent attacks that have raised concerns about safety in the LGBTQ+ community. Mayor Kevin McCarty announced Monday that the city is partnering with H-Q Security to provide additional patrols in the district, with the security company providing the service at no cost to the city. "Bottom line is that we want these areas to be safe for people who come here," McCarty said. The Lavender Heights district
Sacramento concertgoers say they weren't notified after music festival postponed (opens the original)
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Concert-goers arrived in Downtown Sacramento on Saturday expecting a day of reggae, hip-hop and food vendors. Instead, they found an empty park. The Afro Soca Love music festival had been scheduled for Sept. 12 at Cesar Chavez Plaza, but attendees say they were not notified that the event had been postponed. Some traveled hours to Sacramento, including people who came from as far away as Fresno. Cristina Loeffler was among those who showed up expecting to attend the festival. "Everyone was in sh
Winters bans e-bikes from sidewalks, city parks in latest safety push (opens the original)
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The city of Winters is cracking down on e-bikes with stricter regulations on where they can be ridden. This comes after the city received a lot of complaints about e-bike use on city streets and sidewalks. "They're not good on the sidewalks and they're not good on the road," said Erica Morton, a Winters resident. Starting Thursday, riders will not be allowed to ride e-bikes on sidewalks, in city parks, playgrounds, schools and the creek walk. They're also banned from city streets that are closed
6 bear cubs killed in Lake Tahoe area crashes, prompting advocates to urge drivers to slow down (opens the original)
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Wildlife advocates in Lake Tahoe are urging drivers to slow down and stay alert after six bear cubs were hit and killed within the past two weeks. Advocates are trying to get the attention of drivers on a neighborhood street near Heavenly Resort to slow down and be aware of wildlife. There are signs leading up to what appears to be a memorial site for where a bear cub was hit and killed. The BEAR League said these kinds of accidents happen every year, but so far this year, it's been particularly
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